The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-01-07

August 23-Amos Adams Lawrence. the phil
anthropist and identified with the settlement
and development of Kansas, died at Nahant,
Mass.
August 29-Judge Rufus P. Sp4ulding died at
his home in Cleveland, o.
August 30-Bishop A. I. Drysdale Episcopal
bishop-elect for Eastern Maryland, died at
Waukesha, Wis.
Sept 7-William Baxter, ex- United States
Senator and Congressman, author of famous
Baxter Temperance law died at Richmond, Ind.
Sept 14-Gurdon S. Hubbard, one of Chica-
COS pioneers, died there. He built the first
brick house IN the city.
Sept M-Rt Rev.. F. Shanahan, Bishop of
the Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg, Pa.
died at his residence in that CITY.
Oct 12-Three prominent men, George w.
Adams, president Of Eoeaing Star Co nany, ex-
Senator Yulee, of Florida, and Judge !. : omas
Sunderland buried at Washington =. Major
John r. Hotaling, General Logan's chlef-of-
staff. died at Huron, D. T.
Oct: 15-Ex-Congressman Ben Willis, died in
New York City.
Oct. 20-John McCulloch, Oldest member of
Grand Army Of Republic, died at Dayton, o.
Oct. 25-Reg. Robert West editor of Chicago
Adgdnce, died suddenly at the age of forty-one
death of Cornelia M Stewart. wife of the
late "A. T. Stewart, in New York City Hon.
Mason M. Tappan, Attorney General for New
Hampshire. died at Bradford
My. 5-SeStss Wilmarth. one of the greatest of
ms &licaI inventors, died at Maiden, Mass.
ROY. S-Mrs. Nellie Jones, Oldest member of
the Womans Christian Temperance Union,
died at Smyrna. Del
Nov. 9-Theodore It. Quincy, for seven years
comptroller OF Chicago, died in his sixty
year.
Nov 12-Cordon E. Fuller, well-known
throughout the Northwest, died at Des Moines,
Ia.
Nov. 1s-Ex-President Chester Alan Arthur
di ed at his residence in N. Y. City.
Nov. 20-John Arnot, Jr.. Congressman from
the Eighteenth New York district, died at Ell
mira John 5. Phelps, Ex-Governor of Mis-
souri,, died at st. Louis. Charles Francis
CIV ~ TOI1 .011iY1o
Minister to Great Britain died at his home in
Boston, Mass.
Nov. 23.-Herbert NJ Hoxie, manager of the
Gould railway system, died at New York.
Nov. 24-Francis Palms, the richest man in
| Michigan, and lumber merchant, died in De-
| troit, leaving an estate of s. 100000.
nent journalist, in New York City.
Nov. 29-Dr. Gray, famous in cases OF insani-
| ty, died at Utca. N. Y.
Dec. BIB. F. Perry provisional Governor of
| South Carolina IN 1865. died at Greenv lie.
Dec. 6-Death of William T. Price, member
| Congress from Eighth Wisconsin district at
| Black River Falls, WIS. =. e. Price Greenleaf,
Of Boston, died, leaving $4,000 to Harvard Uni
| versity.
Dec death at Baltimore of John E. Owens,
| the veteran conedian. :. Rev. ]. Hyatt Smith,
| ex-Congressman from Fourth New York dis
| trict and formerly pastor of Eighth Congrega-
| tional Church OF Brooklyn, died in latter CITY
| ....Joseph w. Harper, of New York, American
Consul at Munich died in that city,
Dec 9-ISaac Lea, LII. D., distinguished nat
uralist, died in Phi ladelphia
Dec. 1O-Abraham Dowdney, Congressman
| from the Twelfth IN " district, died in New
| York City.
Dec. 13-Death at Adrian, Mich, of Charles
NJ Croswel, Governor of the State in 1876 and
| 1878.
Dec. 16-Marshall p Wilder one of the fore
| most pomologists of the United States, died at
| Roxbury Mass.
| Dec. Thames D. Warren, publisher of Buff
falo Commercial Adoertis'r and State leader of
| the Republican party, died in that city.
| Dec. 1S-Death of Frederic w. PItkin, ex-
| Cove nor of Colorado, at Pueblo.
| Dec. 25-John Moffat, noted temperance
Dec. 26-Frank Weigman, Oldest man in Ohio
| died at Cincinnati aged one hundred and five
! years.
Dec 26-General John A. Logan, u S. Sena-
| tor from Illinois, died at Washington, D. c.,
| aged sixty-one years.